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Thank you for the greeting. I didn't know this forum existed until it populated during a search for a "square" setup. I am trying to find the best solution for "cold" weather (30-50 F) wheels/tires for December-February, as well as a track square setup. So many questions which I haven't found clear answers to related to wheel options for the street when cold and the track that is easily rotated, so I thought this place might help more.Congrats on the Classic Colored R, soon she will have her own " Heritage " running through the hills of Kentucky. Plenty of data here on rims, tires, camber settings, etc. , because it takes very little for a GT 350 to intimidate others at the track. Don't discount running an Autocross once in awhile, as the GT 350 is very competitive in it's stock Class , and if you hang huge meats on it , you will do quite well running it in Regional CAM-C competition.
Great looking car, and I really like the color, ha!
Needs more blue and less white IMHO!
Great looking ride and enjoy it both on and off the course.
Be sure to invite any other track rats (or soon to be track rats) you know from other communities to join you here. We've got a great group of people here with a massive amount of experience and knowledge, which they're happy to share with beginners.Thank you for the greeting. I didn't know this forum existed...
Beauty and "eye of the beholder" and all that.I hate you (not really)
the 2020 HE - R is the BEST looking R they have made
Beauty and "eye of the beholder" and all that.
There were a LOT of colors I considered from '17-20; some mostly for the best deal, and I struggled with the color from day one. I started looking 11 months ago and went in circles looking for and thinking about what colors I would accept to get the best deal. It started with the base '17/18 and some of those great colors and others I was less enthusiastic about, then shifted to '19+ for the build changes to the base model while slowly considering the extra $ for the R. Then it was 50/50 R vs base in Red w/white (bold and classic), FP blue w/white or black (subtle and showed lines well) and Kona blue w/white or black. Then I saw the Wimbledon in pictures and in person and dug the contrasted subtle white w/black accents on the plastics and wheels. Admittedly, as much as I like the Wimbledon/Guardsman for its outright esthetics, I also feel a slight tug due to its heritage. Ultimately, it took my wife telling me to just get the car I wanted so I didn't have regrets...so here we are.